The ruling Civic Coalition (KO) in Poland is facing renewed political headwinds, with a new survey indicating a decline in support for the governing bloc.
The poll, conducted by United Surveys by IBRiS for Wirtualna Polska between July 10 and 12, places KO at 28.6% of voter intention.
This figure represents a drop compared to the previous month's data, signaling potential erosion in the coalition's mandate ahead of future electoral cycles.
The most significant development in the survey is the surge of the far-right Konfederacja party, which has overtaken the main opposition Law and Justice (PiS) party in voter support.
Both the ruling coalition and the traditional opposition are seeing declines, suggesting a fragmentation of the political landscape and a shift toward more radical right-wing alternatives.
The survey was based on a representative sample of 1,000 respondents.